re: not much left 0 gann45 i agree with u!
LOL seriously I am amazed, you can easily look to the past to see what the markets have done in periods of high growth in money supply.
Recent history is high money supply growth (higher then present):
1910-1920 1940-1950 1970-1980
This was the average return for these decades:
1910-1920 = +1% per year 1940-1950 = +3.3% per year 1970-1980 = +0.4% per year
THUS INCREASING M3 SUPPLY IN THE PAST HAS ONLY PRODUCED DREADFULL MARKET RETRUNS. This is proper data from past real life situations, in periods of high debt, much higher inflation then you will ever see now and much higher levels of money growth and there is the evidence.
Best market returns are not seen in periods of low M3 supply either.
Best market returns are seen in the Mid range of M3 growth. Not high, not low.
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